Valsam Vet Hairball Defense Anti-Hairball Paste for Cats, 100 g

Hairball care

Easier natural passage of swallowed hair

A tasty daily paste that supports normal intestinal transit and your cat's digestive comfort.

For cats only Supports intestinal transit Easy to give daily For the moments when coat care needs to continue on the inside too.

Key Points at a Glance

Against hair build-up Supports the natural movement and passage of hair swallowed while grooming. Digestive comfort Suitable daily support for normal gut motility. Practical paste Can be given directly, on the paw or mixed with food.

Description

Valsam Vet Hairball Defense is a complementary feed for cats in paste form. The formula is designed to support the natural passage of the hair that cats swallow while grooming their coat every day.

The oils, fats and vegetable components help swallowed hair move through the digestive tract. Eggs and egg products contribute nutrients and natural immunoglobulins, without the product being presented as a treatment for immune or gastrointestinal diseases.

Suitable for

• Cats that swallow a lot of hair while grooming.
• Long-haired cats and breeds with a dense undercoat.
• Periods of seasonal shedding.
• Cats that periodically form hairballs.
• Maintaining normal intestinal transit and digestive comfort.
• Owners looking for an easy-to-give daily paste.

Active Ingredients and Benefits

Component	Role in the formula
Vegetable by-products	Contribute to the texture of the paste and to supporting normal intestinal transit.
Oils and fats	Support the natural movement of swallowed hair through the digestive tract.
Fatty acids	The manufacturer highlights omega-3 and omega-6 but does not state specific amounts.
Eggs and egg products	Provide nutrients and natural immunoglobulins for general nutritional support.
Soya lecithin	Technological additive and emulsifier, stated by the manufacturer to be free from genetically modified ingredients.

Full Composition

Vegetable by-products, oils and fats, dextrose, eggs and egg products.

Technological Additives

Potassium sorbate E202, citric acid E330, soya lecithin free from genetically modified ingredients E322.

Analytical Constituents

Parameter	Content
Crude protein	4.5%
Crude fibre	1.4%
Crude ash	1.0%
Fat	33.5%

Product Information

Brand	Valsam Vet
Product type	Complementary feed in paste form
Purpose	Supporting the natural passage of swallowed hair
Animals	Cats
Quantity	100 g
Storage	In a cool, dry place, protected from light

Directions for Use

Give approximately 3-4 cm of paste once a day.

As a guide, 2 cm of paste corresponds to about 1 g.

The paste can be given directly from the tube as a treat, placed on the paw or mixed with food. Always provide access to fresh water.

Caution

• The product is a complementary feed, not a veterinary medicinal product.
• It does not dissolve or clear an existing intestinal obstruction.
• Contains eggs, egg products, soya lecithin and dextrose.
• In case of food sensitivity, diabetes, pancreatitis or a therapeutic diet, consult a vet.
• If your cat takes oral medication, check with a vet on the right interval between the medication and the paste.
• Do not exceed the recommended daily amount.
• In case of frequent vomiting, prolonged straining, loss of appetite, constipation, a swollen or painful abdomen and lethargy, seek veterinary help.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the paste for? It supports the natural movement and passage of the hair that cats swallow while grooming their coat. How much paste should be given per day? The manufacturer recommends approximately 3-4 cm once a day. Two centimetres of paste is about 1 g. How can I give it to my cat? Directly from the tube, on the paw, as a treat or mixed with the usual food. Is it suitable for long-haired cats? Yes. Long-haired cats and cats with a dense undercoat often swallow more hair, especially during shedding. Can it be given to young kittens? The manufacturer does not state a minimum age. For kittens, it is sensible to agree use and amount with a vet. Does the paste treat intestinal obstruction? No. If a blockage is suspected, or in case of repeated straining or vomiting, no bowel movements, pain and lethargy, an urgent veterinary examination is needed. Does it contain sugars? Dextrose is listed in the published composition. For this reason, it is not sugar-free.